Agenda
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Welcome to the 2025 Identity Security Workshop!
Welcome to the 2025 Identity Security Workshop!
Verifying identity is essential to delivering secure and reliable access to government services. But growing fraud threats, outdated systems, and rising demand for seamless digital experiences are forcing agencies to revisit their current approach. This session will look at how federal leaders are strengthening identity programs to keep pace. Topics will include updated proofing standards, improved integration across platforms, and ongoing enhancements to tools like Login.gov. Speakers will also explore how identity efforts support broader security goals such as Zero Trust, and how agencies are preparing for what comes next, including machine access and emerging risks.
Verifying identity is essential to delivering secure and reliable access to government services. But growing fraud threats, outdated systems, and rising demand for seamless digital experiences are forcing agencies to revisit their current approach. This session will look at how federal leaders are strengthening identity programs to keep pace. Topics will include updated proofing standards, improved integration across platforms, and ongoing enhancements to tools like Login.gov. Speakers will also explore how identity efforts support broader security goals such as Zero Trust, and how agencies are preparing for what comes next, including machine access and emerging risks.
Stay tuned for session updates!
Stay tuned for session updates!
Following key Zero Trust milestones that were set for the end of FY24, agencies in 2025 have been shifting focus to implementation, integration, and measurement. Yet many must do so without additional resources or staff, making it critical to scale securely and efficiently. This session explores how agencies are putting Zero Trust into action while navigating cloud expansion, generative AI, and legacy system challenges. How are they applying identity- and context-based security across dynamic workloads, LLMs, and edge environments? And what does it take to build a unified architecture across platforms?
Following key Zero Trust milestones that were set for the end of FY24, agencies in 2025 have been shifting focus to implementation, integration, and measurement. Yet many must do so without additional resources or staff, making it critical to scale securely and efficiently. This session explores how agencies are putting Zero Trust into action while navigating cloud expansion, generative AI, and legacy system challenges. How are they applying identity- and context-based security across dynamic workloads, LLMs, and edge environments? And what does it take to build a unified architecture across platforms?
Stay tuned for session updates!
Stay tuned for session updates!
As agencies advance efforts to modernize identity systems, mobile driver’s licenses (mDLs) have emerged as a leading use case in the shift toward secure, user-centered digital credentials. This evolution reflects a growing demand for identity solutions that are not only convenient, but also resilient, interoperable, and privacy-forward. In this panel, federal leaders will discuss how they are addressing the technical, policy, and ethical complexities of identity in a mobile-first world. They will share key lessons, early outcomes, and their vision for building a trusted digital identity ecosystem that scales across programs and platforms.
As agencies advance efforts to modernize identity systems, mobile driver’s licenses (mDLs) have emerged as a leading use case in the shift toward secure, user-centered digital credentials. This evolution reflects a growing demand for identity solutions that are not only convenient, but also resilient, interoperable, and privacy-forward. In this panel, federal leaders will discuss how they are addressing the technical, policy, and ethical complexities of identity in a mobile-first world. They will share key lessons, early outcomes, and their vision for building a trusted digital identity ecosystem that scales across programs and platforms.
Effective identity verification is critical to secure service delivery, but it must also be accessible and equitable. This session will explore how agencies are rethinking identity workflows to prioritize security, usability, and inclusion. Drawing on real-world examples from public benefits, travel, trademarks, and tax systems, panelists will examine how identity strategies can balance risk with user experience. The discussion will highlight how customer experience principles are shaping identity solutions that better serve all users, particularly those in underserved or hard-to-reach communities.
Effective identity verification is critical to secure service delivery, but it must also be accessible and equitable. This session will explore how agencies are rethinking identity workflows to prioritize security, usability, and inclusion. Drawing on real-world examples from public benefits, travel, trademarks, and tax systems, panelists will examine how identity strategies can balance risk with user experience. The discussion will highlight how customer experience principles are shaping identity solutions that better serve all users, particularly those in underserved or hard-to-reach communities.
Stayed tuned for session updates!
Stayed tuned for session updates!
As artificial intelligence advances, so do the threats it enables. Deepfake technology and AI-generated synthetic identities are blurring the lines between real and fake, complicating the government's ability to authenticate users and prevent fraud. This session will explore how agencies are working to detect and mitigate AI-enabled threats, develop resilient identity verification frameworks, and stay ahead of evolving attack vectors targeting public-facing services. Speakers will share insights into detection tools, cross-agency collaboration, and how AI can be part of the solution—not just the threat.
As artificial intelligence advances, so do the threats it enables. Deepfake technology and AI-generated synthetic identities are blurring the lines between real and fake, complicating the government's ability to authenticate users and prevent fraud. This session will explore how agencies are working to detect and mitigate AI-enabled threats, develop resilient identity verification frameworks, and stay ahead of evolving attack vectors targeting public-facing services. Speakers will share insights into detection tools, cross-agency collaboration, and how AI can be part of the solution—not just the threat.
Stayed tuned for session updates!
Stayed tuned for session updates!
Thank you for attending the 2025 Identity Security Workshop!
Thank you for attending the 2025 Identity Security Workshop!
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